Sentence examples for invisible characters from inspiring English sources

Paints faces on invisible characters outside it as well as inside.

"Breathe," in which the nearly invisible characters seem to emerge from some transcendental blue yonder, is like a collaboration between Ad Reinhardt and Ed Ruscha.

And Murphy, myopically fixated on the invisible characters around him yet conveying the romantic vision of a seer, keeps us mesmerised.

Invisible characters using alt-codes.

Have invisible characters or your brother will say "But, he's not Darth Vader! !".

When using invisible characters to split up a word, be careful to split in into something that isn't a word.

And as Townsend had done in the Mole books, she made an invisible character visible.

Mary softly gazes at the infant Jesus, who looks out of the corner of his eyes at some invisible character.

None of these folks have much in the way of lives to call their own, though they do have the invisible character labels common to group portraits onstage.

It is rare that, like Miles Garth, the largely invisible character-catalyst at the heart of Ali Smith's whimsically devastating new book, a reluctant guest simply removes himself upstairs, locks himself into the spare room and refuses to come out.

The author and academic Toni Morrison is working with Rokia Traore, a singer and song writer from Mali, on Desdemona, a performance incorporating traditional African instruments inspired by an invisible character in Shakespeare's play, his heroine's African nurse Barbary.